This intriguing sculpture, based on the Etruscan bronze, portrays a phallic woman-like creature known as the Horn Dog. The studio affectionately named it as such, drawing attention to its striking form and controversial nature. While some have expressed concerns about its placement, it has garnered attention for its bold and unconventional design. Directly moved from the glaze kiln to the shelf, it stands as a provocative piece that challenges traditional artistic norms and expectations. Its presence prompts a reevaluation of the boundaries of artistic expression and the incorporation of unconventional imagery. Commissioned for its bold and distinct form, the Horn Dog reflects the artist's intention to push the boundaries of creative exploration. Its bold and provocative design invites contemplation and introspection, challenging viewers to confront their preconceived notions and assumptions. The sculpture's distinctive brown patina was meticulously crafted using the "lost wax method," ensuring a high level of detail and precision. Mounted on a sleek black marble base, this artwork stands as a testament to the artist's daring vision and willingness to challenge societal norms. Signed by J. Mavchi, this sculpture serves as a bold and thought-provoking addition to any collection.